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Player Club Total Danny Brough (Huddersfield Giants) 33 Kevin Brown (Widnes Vikings) 27 Travis Burns (Hull Kingston Rovers) 26 D Albert Goldthorpe Medal Table 2014 Player Club Total Danny Brough (Huddersfield Giants) 33 Kevin Brown (Widnes Vikings) 27 Travis Burns (Hull Kingston Rovers) 26 Daryl Clark (Castleford Tigers) 24 Leon Pryce (Catalan Dragons) 22 Morgan Escaré (Catalan Dragons) 21 Rangi Chase (Salford Red Devils) 20 Marc Sneyd (Castleford Tigers) 18 Matty Smith (Wigan Warriors) 17 Gareth Ellis (Hull FC) 16 Alex Walmsley (St Helens) 16 Brett Ferres (Huddersfield Giants) 15 Luke Walsh (St Helens) 15 Paul Wellens (St Helens) 14 Taulima Tautai (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 14 Luke Gale (Bradford Bulls) 13 Justin Carney (Castleford Tigers) 13 Chris Hill (Warrington Wolves) 13 Stefan Ratchford (Warrington Wolves) 13 Lee Gaskell (Bradford Bulls) 12 Elliott Whitehead (Catalan Dragons) 12 Jamie Shaul (Hull FC) 12 Joe Westerman (Hull FC) 11 Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos) 11 Zak Hardaker (Leeds Rhinos) 11 Luke Dorn (Castleford Tigers) 10 Michael Shenton (Castleford Tigers) 10 Shaun Lunt (Huddersfield Giants) 10 Tim Smith (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 10 Chris Bridge (Warrington Wolves) 10 Josh Hodgson (Hull Kingston Rovers) 9 Jamie Peacock (Leeds Rhinos) 9 Kallum Watkins (Leeds Rhinos) 9 Jonny Lomax (St Helens) 9 Jarrod Sammut (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 9 Ben Currie (Warrington Wolves) 9 Gareth O'Brien (Warrington Wolves) 9 Matty Russell (Warrington Wolves) 9 Joe Mellor (Widnes Vikings) 9 Matty Bowen (Wigan Warriors) 9 Liam Finn (Castleford Tigers) 8 Eorl Crabtree (Huddersfield Giants) 8 Ryan Hall (Leeds Rhinos) 8 James Roby (St Helens) 8 Anthony Gelling (Wigan Warriors) 8 George Williams (Wigan Warriors) 8 Sean O'Loughlin (Wigan Warriors) 8 Andy Lynch (Castleford Tigers) 7 Brett Delaney (Leeds Rhinos) 7 Joel Moon (Leeds Rhinos) 7 Harrison Hansen (Salford Red Devils) 7 Josh Griffin (Salford Red Devils) 7 Jon Wilkin (St Helens) 7 Michael Monaghan (Warrington Wolves) 7 Danny Tickle (Widnes Vikings) 7 Blake Green (Wigan Warriors) 7 John Bateman (Wigan Warriors) 7 Sam Williams (Catalan Dragons) 6 Scott Grix (Huddersfield Giants) 6 Jordan Rankin (Hull FC) 6 Greg Eden (Hull Kingston Rovers) 6 Junior Sa'u (Salford Red Devils) 6 Mason Caton-Brown (Salford Red Devils) 6 Sia Soliola (St Helens) 6 Paul Sykes (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 6 Richie Mathers (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 6 Rhys Hanbury (Widnes Vikings) 6 Liam Farrell (Wigan Warriors) 6 Matt Diskin (Bradford Bulls) 5 Craig Huby (Castleford Tigers) 5 Neville Costigan (Hull Kingston Rovers) 5 Rob Burrow (Leeds Rhinos) 5 Kyle Amor (St Helens) 5 Paul McShane (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 5 Mickey Higham (Warrington Wolves) 5 Phil Joseph (Widnes Vikings) 5 Dan Sarginson (Wigan Warriors) 5 Josh Charnley (Wigan Warriors) 5 Scott Taylor (Wigan Warriors) 5 Louis Anderson (Catalan Dragons) 4 Jason Chan (Huddersfield Giants) 4 Ukuma Ta'ai (Huddersfield Giants) 4 Danny Houghton (Hull FC) 4 Ben Jones-Bishop (Leeds Rhinos) 4 Greg Johnson (Salford Red Devils) 4 Kevin Locke (Salford Red Devils) 4 Niall Evalds (Salford Red Devils) 4 Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook (St Helens) 4 Tommy Makinson (St Helens) 4 Danny Washbrook (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 4 Ben Westwood (Warrington Wolves) 4 Trent Waterhouse (Warrington Wolves) 4 Alex Gerrard (Widnes Vikings) 4 Ryan Hampshire (Wigan Warriors) 4 Adam O'Brien (Bradford Bulls) 3 Elliot Kear (Bradford Bulls) 3 Tom Olbison (Bradford Bulls) 3 Eloi Pelissier (Catalan Dragons) 3 Ian Henderson (Catalan Dragons) 3 Michael Oldfield (Catalan Dragons) 3 Vincent Duport (Catalan Dragons) 3 William Barthau (Catalan Dragons) 3 Antonio Kaufusi (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Joe Wardle (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Kyle Wood (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Larne Patrick (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Luke Robinson (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Aaron Heremaia (Hull FC) 3 Iafeta Palea’aesina (Hull FC) 3 Jacob Miller (Hull FC) 3 Richard Horne (Hull FC) 3 Ben Cockayne (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Craig Hall (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Kris Welham (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Omari Caro (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Danny McGuire (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Jamie Jones-Buchanan (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Paul Aiton (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Joe Keyes (London Broncos) 3 Theo Fages (Salford Red Devils) 3 Gary Wheeler (St Helens) 3 Jordan Turner (St Helens) 3 Nick Scruton (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 3 Pita Godinet (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 3 Scott Anderson (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 3 Ben Harrison (Warrington Wolves) 3 Chris Riley (Warrington Wolves) 3 Joel Monaghan (Warrington Wolves) 3 Richie Myler (Warrington Wolves) 3 Stefan Marsh (Widnes Vikings) 3 MacGraff Leuluai (Widnes Vikings) 3 Willie Isa (Widnes Vikings) 3 Michael McIlorum (Wigan Warriors) 3 Tony Clubb (Wigan Warriors) 3 Adam Sidlow (Bradford Bulls) 2 Adrian Purtell (Bradford Bulls) 2 Brett Kearney (Bradford Bulls) 2 Joe Arundel (Bradford Bulls) 2 Oliver Holmes (Castleford Tigers) 2 Damian Cardace (Catalan Dragons) 2 Zeb Taia (Catalan Dragons) 2 Anthony Mullally (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Leroy Cudjoe (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Callum Lancaster (Hull FC) 2 Fetuli Talanoa (Hull FC) 2 Kirk Yeaman (Hull FC) 2 Richard Whiting (Hull FC) 2 Liam Salter (Hull Kingston Rovers) 2 Michael Weyman (Hull Kingston Rovers) 2 Mitch Achurch (Leeds Rhinos) 2 Robbie Ward (Leeds Rhinos) 2 Atelea Vea (London Broncos) 2 Illies Macani (London Broncos) 2 James Cunningham (London Broncos) 2 Josh Drinkwater (London Broncos) 2 Mike Bishay (London Broncos) 2 Adrian Morley (Salford Red Devils) 2 Gareth Hock (Salford Red Devils) 2 Andre Savelio (St Helens) 2 Lance Hohaia (St Helens) 2 Ali Lauitiiti (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 2 Richard Owen (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 2 Anthony England (Warrington Wolves) 2 Simon Grix (Warrington Wolves) 2 Dave Allen (Widnes Vikings) 2 Jack Owens (Widnes Vikings) 2 Jon Clarke (Widnes Vikings) 2 Patrick Ah Van (Widnes Vikings) 2 Ben Flower (Wigan Warriors) 2 Ian Thornley (Wigan Warriors) 2 Joe Burgess (Wigan Warriors) 2 Grant Millington (Castleford Tigers) 1 James Clare (Castleford Tigers) 1 Weller Hauraki (Castleford Tigers) 1 Jeff Lima (Catalan Dragons) 1 Thomas Bosc (Catalan Dragons) 1 Aaron Murphy (Huddersfield Giants) 1 Michael Lawrence (Huddersfield Giants) 1 Jordan Thompson (Hull FC) 1 Setaimata Sa (Hull FC) 1 Adam Walker (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Graeme Horne (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 James Green (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Kris Keating (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Macauley Hallett (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Carl Ablett (Leeds Rhinos) 1 Matt Cook (London Broncos) 1 Tom Briscoe (Leeds Rhinos) 1 Ben Farrar (London Broncos) 1 Mike McMeeken (London Broncos) 1 Scott Moore (London Broncos) 1 Thomas Minns (London Broncos) 1 Adam Neal (Salford Red Devils) 1 Andrew Dixon (Salford Red Devils) 1 Jordan Walne (Salford Red Devils) 1 Tony Puletua (Salford Red Devils) 1 Mark Flanagan (St Helens) 1 Mark Percival (St Helens) 1 Mose Masoe (St Helens) 1 Ryan Atkins (Warrington Wolves) 1 Chris Dean (Widnes Vikings) 1 Lloyd White (Widnes 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